Higher subsequent risk for stress-related disorders seen compared with unexposed population controls, matched sibling cohort
Significantly higher chance of experiencing delirium seen for those with worsening of their PSQI over three scores
No associations seen for radiotherapy, chemotherapy and excess suicide
Patients with BHD are less likely to undergo resection and have increased odds of a complication
However, improvements seen for behavior, symptoms, quality of life, and blood pressure with mild sleep-disordered breathing
Higher levels of breast satisfaction and psychosocial and sexual well-being reported compared with alloplastic breast reconstruction
Risk factors include preoperative pain, psychological conditions, and longer duration of general anesthesia and ICU stay
Comparable rates of in-hospital adverse events seen among seniors prescribed oral antipsychotics after major surgery
High satisfaction and low decisional regret seen among 139 responders; no requests for or performance of reversal procedures reported
Findings based on 72-month follow-up of older adults undergoing major elective surgery